BIOPHYSICAL EFFECT METHOD - (BPE) - Soviet term for dowsing. (NAD)

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geopathic therapy (geopathic medicine): Method that embraces dowsing, feng shui, and kinesiology (see below).

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A dictionary of parapsychology. Please note that words in grey are hyperlinked to a corresponding archive with articles related to that particular topic.

L-rod

Dowsing rod in the shape of an L

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Rhabdomancy:

Divination by means of wands, sticks, rods and pendulums, usually when searching for water, minerals or other valuable items. Sometimes called “dowsing” or “water witching.”

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Lane System of 3-dimensional bioenergy analysis and nutritional healing (Lane System of bioenergy analysis and nutrition; Lane System of multilayer bioenergy analysis and nutrition; Lane System of multilayer bioenergy analysis and nutritional healing; 3-dimensional bioenergy analysis): Variation of the Lepore technique concocted by massage therapist and bioenergy consultant Robert J. Lane, L.M.T., who holds a B.A. degree in psychology. It includes advanced dowsing, homeopathy, and 3-dimensional chi analysis.

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Divining Rod:

A forked rod (or sometimes a pair of L-shaped rods) used in dowsing.

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University of the Trees

An organization founded by Christopher Hills in Boulder Creek, CA, that promoted dowsing and other energy work.

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Divination: Method of inquiring into a situation through tools, some examples of divination are scrying, tarot and runes. See dowsing below.

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Radiesthesia

Any form of divination that involves the use of a pendulum, including dowsing, cleidomancy, coscinomancy and dactylomancy. The term itself refers to the study of rays or the fine radiation supposedly emitted by every animated or inanimated material, and the assumption that it can be measured with radiesthetic instruments such as pendulums, rods or single-handed rods

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Quintile: (72 degrees)--Planets separated by one-fifth of the zodiac contribute creatively to each other.

Radiesthesia: A term used to describe dowsing or the use of a pendulum for divination. The term was created by a Frenchman named Abbe Bouly (the French version is “Radiesthesie”) in 1930.

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Ouija Board: A dowsing game board containing all the letters of the alphabet plus numbers from 0 to 9 and "Yes/No." A sliding pointer held by the player's fingers, spells out words in answer to questions asked.

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Pendumum

Heavy object on a string, used for dowsing or fortune telling.

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Y-rod

Dowsing rod in the shape of a forked stick or Y

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radiesthesia (clairvoyant healing, medical dowsing, medical radiesthesia): Method of ostensible diagnosis and treatment selection. The word radiesthesia is the anglicized form of radiesthesie, an apparent euphemism for dowsing coined by the Abbe Alex Bouly in 1927. It literally means perception of radiation. Dowsing (see above; also called biolocation) is a clairvoyant art centered on finding water, minerals, animals, missing persons, lost objects, or hidden treasure, usually with an instrument such as a pendulum or divining rod (a forked rod or tree branch, or a bent wire).

Radiesthesia may refer to:

(a)   all forms of dowsing;

(b)  medical dowsing specifically;

(c)   dowsing and radionics; or

(d)  the ability to detect biological radiations.

Bouly and two other French priests - the Abbe Alexis Mermet and Father Jean Jurion - pioneered medical dowsing. Mermet's hypothesis was threefold:

(1)  everything emits radiation,

(2)  some kind of current flows through human hands, and

(3)  holding appropriate objects renders them revelatory tools.

There are two basic diagnostic modes of radiesthesia: In one, practitioners detect and diagnose illness simply by passing their hands over the patient. In the other, they hold an instrument (see pendular diagnosis) over the patient or over a sample of tissue or body fluids, a photograph of the patient, or one of the patient's belongings (e.g., an article of clothing). In the latter form of radiesthesia, practitioners base diagnosis on the movements of the instrument.

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patterning

Outward random results of psychic events providing mankind with clues that the material plane is orderly and patterned. For example, the fall of lots, dowsing rod pull, pendulum swing, lines on hands, I Ching, irridology, biorhythm charts, astrology and numerology

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Radiesthesia , Radiesthesia ,  :

Therapeutic cult concerned with intangible energies surrounding the living body and based on the detection of these intrinsic radiations by dowsing, or divining, or the use of more elaborate instruments (radionics).

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DOWSING: The art/science of using a pendulum or stick to find the actual location of a person, place, thing or element. Dowsing can also be used to answer yes or not questions, and quite a science has developed by holding a pendulum over a specially designed chart to answer specific questions on life patterns.

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In this article Arne Groth, an expert on Dowsing and Geomancy, describes the results of some of his research that has led to the so-called 'frequency ladder'.

The phenomena of dowsing has amazed and captured man both in the past and today. Many people have wanted to displace these phenomena to the world of fantasy. But this is not done so easily in our time as we find regularities and systems showing how the registered earth radiation appears and affects us. This article also briefly repeat some different types of earth radiation and associated phenomena that can be detected by the dowsing rod.

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Each and every person has psychic abilities that vary in terms of intensity and strength. The strength of your abilities will depend on what you are meant to accomplish during your lifetime. If you are meant to be a healer, then you will probably have strong healing ability. If you are meant to give proof to people about the existence of life after death, then you will be able to communicate with loved ones that have passed on. Each person is unique in his or her gifts.

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